Robotic Life Poem by Aaron Mac Lean

Robotic Life



my brains eroded my hearts corroded and barren

look whats become of the independent, cold and lifeless.

A robot following the footsteps of all the poor helpless losers.

falling deep down into the darkness, pushed under your carpet to be forgotten.

whats one failed test right?

it doesn't hurt anyone?

but then I'm no one aren't i? thank you thats what i need.

thank you thats what i want.

ill type in the most delicate font.

the letter of my heart.

and bleed for forgiveness for something i didn't do.

and you'll just simple say, 'Shew'.

and then ill die

more then before

and never again.

shall i be seen

after i exit out that door.

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Aaron Mac Lean

Aaron Mac Lean

the valley of trees, New Hampshire
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